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Vialis Intersection Simulation
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2020-12-08
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2021-01-22
About Lucas-vdr-Horst/VIS-group-C
The Vialis Intersection Simulation is a Python project that models traffic behavior at urban intersections. It processes real-world intersection data and external datasets to generate simulations that can be visualized through a web interface. The system is designed to work with multiple intersections, each stored in its own directory with relevant configuration and data files.
The project follows a three-stage workflow. First, users preprocess their data by compressing CSV files, processing external datasets, and establishing spawn points for vehicle generation. Next, the simulation engine processes the intersection dynamics over a specified timeframe measured in milliseconds. Finally, a built-in webserver displays the simulation results in a video-gallery format, allowing users to replay previous simulations without rerunning the preprocessing and simulation steps.
The system appears geared toward traffic engineers, urban planners, or researchers studying intersection behavior and traffic flow patterns, offering both the computational backbone for simulating vehicle movements and a visualization layer for analyzing the results.